Baywatch star Jeremy Jackson’s missing ex-wife found homeless on streets after 2 years
The former model, 37, was spotted with a cigarette in her mouth as she rifled through bins after she was dealt a series of blows that left her in a hopeless situation
Jeremy Jackson‘s homeless ex-wife Loni Willison has been spotted living out on Los Angeles streets after being missing for two years.
The former model, 37, was spotted with a cigarette in her mouth as she rifled through bins after she was dealt a series of blows that left her in a hopeless situation.
Loni tied the knot with the Baywatch star in 2012, before their ill-fated romance crumbled in 2014 after a series of booze-fuelled rows.
Speaking to The Sun, the former fitness magazine covergirl who rejected offers of help, said: “I haven’t spoken to Jeremy. I don’t want to speak to my friends, I’m doing just fine. I don’t want anyone to help me.”
She added: “I can live on my own. I’ve got everything I need right here. Nobody really cares about me and I don’t want to see them, they don’t want to see me.
“I haven’t got a cell phone. I’ve got food and I’ve got a place to sleep. I get money here and there and there’s food in the bins and near the stores. There’s lots here.”
Loni disappeared in October 2018 after her friends attempted to check her into rehab – something she was against.
Before her disappearance, the former model developed an addiction to crystal meth and battled mental illness.
Her last known job was as an assistant at an LA cosmetic surgery centre, but her life took a left turn when she had a mental breakdown in 2016 which saw her lose that job, and subsequently lose her home.
Back in 2018, Loni opened up about what it was like to fall fell on hard times after being evicted from her apartment.
She couldn’t afford rent or the upkeep of her car so ended up on the streets with just the contents of a suitcase.
At the time, she also said she hadn’t showered in over a year and keeps herself looking as dirty as possible to avoid being assaulted.
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